Striking Charter Communications workers protest in Stamford

<p>Workers from New York headed to Stamford Tuesday to speak out against Charter Communications.&nbsp;</p>

News 12 Staff

Apr 25, 2017, 5:22 PM

Updated 2,558 days ago

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Striking Charter Communications workers protest in Stamford
Workers from New York headed to Stamford Tuesday to speak out against Charter Communications.
Union workers from the Local 3 IBEW union say they are currently on strike. They say they traveled up from New York City to the Charter Communications headquarters to protest a shareholders meeting they were shut out of.
"All we're looking for is a fair days pay for a fair days work," says IBEW Local 3 Representative Derek Jordan. "We want to maintain the benefits that we currently have, and again we want them to stop penalizing and harassing members for doing a good job and they're being held back."
Workers say they haven't had a contract since 2013 and were working for Time Warner before it was purchased by Charter in 2016.
A union represented says Charter wants to cut their benefits.


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